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What is Data Classification?

Data classification is the process of organizing and categorizing data based on its level of sensitivity, importance, and confidentiality. This helps organizations manage their data more effectively by ensuring that sensitive information is protected and accessed only by authorized personnel. Data classification typically involves assigning labels or tags to data based on predetermined criteria, such as the type of data, the level of sensitivity, and the potential impact of unauthorized access or disclosure. Data classification can help organizations comply with regulations and legal requirements related to data privacy and security, as well as protect against data breaches and cyber-attacks. It can also help organizations optimize their data storage and management strategies by identifying which data is most valuable and should be prioritized for backup, retention, and archival purposes.

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Fasoo Data Radar - Product Overview

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Watch how Fasoo Data Radar (FDR) discovers, classifies and protects sensitive data automatically while complying with data privacy regulations.
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Fasoo Data Radar - Technical Datasheet

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Fasoo Data Radar can discover, classify, and protect sensitive data with smart “Pac & Tag” technology in a single automated workflow on file servers, desktops, laptops, and connected drives.
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Data Visibility for Privacy and Security

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Organizations need better visibility into the use and movement of their sensitive data to meet privacy regulations and safeguard content.
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